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Amit is joined by Kathy from  @CinemondoPodcast  and Melanie from  @PardesiReviews  to review the blockbuster young adult Malayalam movie, remalu. This movie was a fun journey, and we break it all down right here. Let us know what you think about this movie in the comments section!

Aavesham came all the way to Australia, so I made sure I got out to watch for the first show available. This movie was just so much fun, and I had the time of my life watching and reviewing this instant Fahadh Faasil classic. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section!
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The movie we have all been waiting for is here, and it did not disappoint. Join me for me a detailed review of Aadujeevitham: The Goat Life. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section, and help me with some questions I had regarding some of the plot points!
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Amit is joined by Kathy from  @CinemondoPodcast  and Melanie from  @PardesiReviews  to review the debut movie from Manjummel Boys director, Chidambaram S. Poduval, Jan. E. Man. This movie was a little bit of everything, but it was great watching the origins of Chidambaram S. Poduval. Let us know what you think about this movie in the comments section!
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D54 is back following our favourite policeman, Joju George, in the survival thriller Nayattu (2021). This story packs in everything - an edge-of-your seat manhunt, class dynamics that erupt violently, and a political machine that is insurmountable - all leading to an inevitable and tragic conclusion. Joju George is terrific as the world weary police officer who sees the world turning against him, and Kunchacko Boban and Nimisha Sajayan deliver deeply affecting performances that leave you shattered. This film is not for the faint of heart, but its realism, its performances, and the mesmerising cinematography and score, make it a must watch.

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Join us as we review the 2023 Malayalam comedy-horror hit Romancham. Heavy on the comedy and light on the horror, this film is an absolute joy. From its gorgeous cinematography to its roaring soundtrack, Romancham reminds us how much fun you can have, even when you’re being haunted by a malevolent spirit summoned through a ouija board. But what elevates this film are the amazing performances of its ensemble cast whose personalities, friendship and interactions feel so authentic and true to life. Throw in Arjun Ashokan’s truly terrifying smile, and some literal toilet humour, and you’ve got pure Malayalam dynamite.